Clubs and societies affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics and Science at Brock University.
Physics Club has been proudly operated by Brock Physics students since 2024 and aims to create a fun and welcoming space for students of all programs and disciplines to socialize, enjoy fun physics-based events and field trips, and take part in academic peer support initiatives. The club's primary goal is to dismantle the idea that physics is intimidating and rather show that physics is for everyone!
Brock University Formula Racing (BUFR) is Brock University's student-led Formula SAE (FSAE) Electric team, bringing together students from across FMS and all programs to design and build Brock's first electric FSAE race car. With opportunities in engineering, computer science, business, design, media, marketing, operations, and more, BUFR welcomes anyone interested in learning, collaborating, innovating, and gaining experiential learning through something new at Brock University.
The Brock FMS Data Science Club is a student-led community dedicated to building real-world data science skills through hands-on projects, technical workshops, and collaborative problem-solving. Members focus on programming, analytics, and machine learning to turn theory into practical experience, with industry connections and technical challenges that build the skills and confidence to pursue careers in data science and analytics.
The Brock Computer Science Club (CSC) is the social and academic hub for computer scientists across the Brock University student community. Whether you're a first-year Computer Science major, a fourth-year student looking to learn new skills for the workplace, or a student from any other faculty, the CSC hosts regular game nights, skills workshops, and opportunities to compete in national competitions, with an open-door policy for anyone with a keen interest in computer science.
Brock Engineering Society provides students with opportunities to gain hands-on engineering experience, join design teams, develop real-world project skills, and connect with fellow engineering students. Whether you're interested in design, technical projects, or simply meeting people within the engineering community, EngSoc is a great way to get involved beyond the classroom.
The BrockU F1 Club is a social club perfect for meeting fellow F1 fans, sharing hot takes, and attending watch parties together. The club hosts casual trivia, movie nights, and go-karting events, along with scheduled watch parties for every Grand Prix weekend. Everyone is welcome, from new fans to lifelong F1 lovers.
BLISS is a Faculty of Mathematics and Science student society that supports, connects, and represents students across FMS. Unlike a traditional club focused on a single program or interest area, BLISS operates faculty-wide, bringing together students, programs, clubs, faculty members, and opportunities across disciplines through academic, social, professional, and community-based initiatives - acting as a catalyst for connection across FMS.
A group of students interested in geology who run fun geology-related activities throughout the year, such as hikes and trips to the Royal Ontario Museum. Members also frequently hang out and study together in the Geolounge (MCD 445). If you like rocks, consider joining the Geoclub today!
The Brock Biological Society brings students in the biological sciences and adjacent programs together to build a supportive community of upcoming life scientists. Through a combination of workshops, social nights, and other events, the club connects people over their shared interests in biology.
The Neuroscience Club is a welcoming community for students interested in exploring the brain and behaviour. Through engaging discussions, activities, guest speakers, and educational events, members learn about current neuroscience research and its connections to psychology, medicine, and everyday life. No prior knowledge is required - just curiosity.
The Brock Chemistry Club is a free, welcoming community for anyone interested in chemistry, bringing students and faculty together through research exposure, academic support such as study sessions and tutoring, and social events. Whether you're looking to get involved in research, need academic support, or just want to meet new people, there's a place for you in the Chemistry Club.
